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J. Curtis Snook, D. D. S.
Office ever Johnson, Dean ti Co’s
market. Coquille, Oregon.
W ill make Umiiton a profeiwional visit
he llrst Moiulny in ench quarter.
Geo. Russell, M. D,
PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON.
Otttuo up Htairn in M \ K T U i B U IL D IN G .
C a ll« promptly answered day or night.
N ight call w ill ho answered from Mrs.
Wickham 's Boarding House.
Phono, main I8G.
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G. D. Holden,
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L a w y e r.
Justice of the Peace-
City Recorder.
XJ. S. Commissioner
Ceneral Insurance Agent-
Notary Public-
Office in Robinson Building.
CoQUIU-E, Oil Ell ON.
J. Sherwood,
A Attorney
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reg o n .
N otary t-ublio.
John F. Hall,
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MAUS1111KLD, O R E G O N .
The Founfain ’f Tears.
BY B. II. P.
There'ea a Wonderful fountain whose w a
ters arise
When the heart has been pierced or op
proaaed,
And it flows in a flood from the gate o f the
eyes
Adown the pale cheek to the breaat.
An angel at times by its margin doth rent
Commiaaioned bis charms to em ploy;
And the waters allaugh midobey his behest
And the gates are ail flooded with jo y .
Snub tears have implanted the germ o f a
smile.
W orth crowns o f a kingdom for treasure,
W ith souroe nnpobitid or untarnished with
guile,
And we bail them aa dew-drops o f pleas
ure.
T o him who hath lost in the struggle end
strife
Whose hopes claim no boon from the mor
row.
Yet grieves o 'r tbe follies and failures o f
life,
The gates are all flooded with sorrow.
Wlu'ii liopo has tieen stifled anil laid in the
dost
And its valleys of verdure made hare.
When the fountain ia parched and its uinr-
umr is hnshed
T h ere’ s no flood and no tears for despair.
But when bv the bier o f >’ dearly loved friend
And strength for the hour we would bor
row,
A view from the fount in the heart w ill de
scend
In drops tbnt w ill lighten our sorrow.
T h e tear o f farew ell at the last parting
hour.
From the fount in a wild torrent surges,
Ami fa llin g like raiti in a plentiful shower
Th e heart in its billow submerges.
Riverton, O r., Deo., 1, ltfOB^
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W ith the passage of the Cuban
D m lui in H rvi. K uxatk o f nil kinds.
reciprocity bill the Semite has ap
J. K. H A Y N E S . proved the first of a uuiuber of im
S HAD HUDSON,
portant treaties, for the ratification
of which the present Congress will
no doubt be noted.
The Cuban
•dining and Real Estate Agents Reciprocity treaty, the Isle of
Pines' treaty,
the Panama canal
E ekley, C arry Connty, Oregon.
A V E valmiblu Mines, F srm s, Stock treaty and the Chinese Commercial
Bunches and T im b er Lands for sale. treaty will all have been passed up
on before the expiration of the pres
House and fi acres o f land w e ll im proved
ent session. I f the friends of An
W ilbur, Douglas county, O r., fo r sale,
exchange fo r property in M y r t le P o in t glo-American arbitration have the
success which events seem to indi
cate they will have, the Senate of
the tifty-eigth Congress will ratify
ulso an Arbitration treaty between
Great Britain and the United
States.
Tbe necessary votes for
the Cuban treatv were easily, ob
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tained anil in a few days recipro
city between tbe Island and this
country will be law.
Tin political
effects of the treaty will In- ibnrked
for by it we have h o u n d Cuba to us
by coioniou-ial ties-which are cer
i- it t S
V V *a T lis X - V i g r i x x i i t O
tain to strengthen our political re
lations.
Although Senator New-
The 1003 season will be the great land’s resolution calling for tbe
est bicycle season ever known. The admission of Cuba as a state, is op
finest equipped anN most up-to-date posed both in the United States
wheels that Coquille riders ever laid Senate and on the Island, there is
their eyos on will be kept in stock no doubt that eventful union with
at right prices, and if you want one this country is the destiny o f Cuba,
and the present treaty is a long
say so.
The Pana
Wo want your trade, and we are step in that direction.
entitled to it, because we have ma canal treaty will now occupy the
good goods, right prices, and can attention of tho Senate and the de
serve you well. You don’t expect bates upon it promise to be tbe
any more, but you want that much, most interesting that have been
held in the upper branch of Con
dou’t you.
gress fo r a long time.
The entire
To be brief, try us and our goods, question of our policy is involved
and our way of treating you, and if and the news received each week
you like us try us again. We want from the isthmus will make tbe dis
your business. Enough said.
cussion a very live one.
Senators
Hoar anil Morgan, republican and
democrat, will be tbe leaders in op
Coes 3 3 a,y
posing the treaty, hut its final pas
sage is assured.
The Committee
of Foreign Relations has the Chi
nese treaty in charge, and with its
C. IV. PATERSON. Prop.
ratification the United States will
from
China
Ylannfaoturer o f Marblo Monum ents. H o a l- obtain concessions
which will increase the value of our
stonos. Tablets, < to.
cem etery lots enclosed w ith stone coping oriental trade many millions of dol
or curbing. Iron railin gs furnished to o r
An interesting feature of the
der. Correspondence solicited from parties lars.
iv in g in the country or oth er towns who treaty is the opening to American
may wish a n y th in g in m y lin e o f business trade of the Manchurian ports of
~Vt\m»rFf,jr »
O bfg
Autung and Mukden.
'Russia is
T o t t i e “U n . i o r r u . i n a . t e really the de facto sovereign of
Manchuria, hut as the United
Stntes government will insist on
the concessions lawfully granted by
T lii* o ld r e lia b le ana
and as the Czar’s govern
moat vacoeRHfal spec- China,
m in t h i S an Friuois- ment does not wish to risk losicg
_ oo, s till oon tinn ea to
u cure a ll H ex n el and the friendship of the United States
«.«e R
S, I,m ,a l D in es,vs,
Russin will not oppose the Ameri
J jjs n rli as Oonorrhea-
can concessions in Manchuria.
■ Q l e n t . H t r . o t a re,
Hudson & Haynes,
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S E A SON
the Subject-
F is h B ro s
lartilfl ami Stone Works
Dr. Gibbon
R jp K y p h ilia . in a il it.
Q g fo riu a .S k in Diseasei,.
f v i j i e r v o n , D e b ility ,
Im p o ten o y , Sem inal Weakness and Loss o f
M anhood. the oonseqnenoe o f self-abnse
and excesses producing the fo llow in g sym pa
tom s: Sallow countenance, dark spots un
der the eyes, pain in the hand, r in v 'n g in
the ears, loss o f confidence, diffidence, in
approaobing stran gers, p a lp a ta tio n o f the
heart, w eak ness o f th e lim bs and back, loss
o f m em ory, p im p les on the face, conghs-
oonsumDtiou e tc .
D R . G IB B O N has practised in San Fran
oisco over fiy e a r s a n l those troubled shonld
not fa il to consult him and receive the ben
efit o f his great s k ill and exporienoe. Th e
doctor car s whon others fa il.
T r y him.
C O R E S G U A R A N T E E D . Persons cured
at hom e.
C harges reasonable. Call or
W rite,
Dr. J . F . G IB B O N ,
25 Kearney street. San Franoisoo.
w rite.
D R . J . F . G IB B O N ,
R25 K ,a r a e v s t r s it .S m Franoisoo
J, sk etch or phôto r f inventi« n fok '
buity.
tr. ForAé*
Forÿtfee t book, «
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f How to S*Run»
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W A S H IN G T O N . D. C.
Travel By Sea
F ro m T h e C o a st M ail
Passengers South on Alliance,
Dec. 20,
Mrs.
M E
Walling,
— Fellsmen, Miss M Brown, J
Rogers, N Curtis, J D Johnson, A
J Sweet, R G Wilson, wife and son,
G Brown, A Hassen J Levy
Passengers incoming Areata Dec.
25: Geo Henninger, W S Seniee, L
Balmecd, V Oope, Mrs Cope, Cleo
Risk, Jno Bisk, S. W. West, Mrs J
W West, T J Bareshearse. Mrs Bar.
eshearse, G M Cantine, Chas C m -
tine, 8 second class.
Out going Areata: K V Kruse, W
R Jones, W Richards, H Smith,
Mrs Smith 3 children. D H Br >wn,
Miss Larsen, E A B is*ean, Mrs
Besteao, Miss Bastenn.W R Waters,
Jas Atehinwn, E Sanford, ( ’has.
Huber
Paris, Dec. 24.—Captain Drey-
fas, accused of treason to France,
degraded, .li-missed
from
tbe
F.cncb army and exiled to paison
on Devil’a Island, will havnanotber
trial, this time by a civilian tri
bunal.
H e t t i I ft
C IT Y , O R E G O N , T I K S 1 M Y , D E C E M B E R 2 M 9 0 3 .
Berkley College Defaulter."
W ritton for the H k u a l i >.
D E N T I S T
Berkeley, California., Dec.— Sec
retary McKownn, of the board of
regents of the University of C alifot.
nia, today confessed to President
Wheeler that he is a defaulter in toe
sum of $20,000. At a meeting of the
finances committee o f regents this
evening it ilevefoped that McKow-
au’s defalcation reached at least $40,
000. It waft brought out during
the conference that the speculations
covered a period of seven years
and that the disgraced university
official has scarcely any money of
his own. MeKowan is only under
$5000 bond.
Most of the money
was lost at the nice tracks. Mc-
Kowau is in jail.
Biunfou lteooriier.
Mrs. John Blackloek was very ill
for a few days, but is getting better
agaiu.
A letter received here last week
gives (lie information that S. F.
Shepard has au appointment to a
lighthouse station on Uuamak Is
land, in Alaska
Captain Larsen arrived yesterday
with the three masted schooner, A l
pha, from San Francisco, and will
load lumber at Prosper. The Alpha
is a new boat that was built ou Coos
Bay, and will carry about 400 M
feet of lumber over the bar.
C. F. Allen and C. C. Stewart ar
rived here from Sau Fraucisco, ou
tbe steamer last Monday, and as
A llen has been interesting himself
in tbe hlacksand proposition, for
some time past,.we presume that
be lias hied himself away to his
haunts
Thomas Auderson has had piling
set anil tho space of street fronting
his property, and joining on to W il
liam G allier’s property, plunked
over. He will erect a wood house
on the uuoccupied part o f his lot.
Messrs Felter, Gibson aud \V, H.
Logan will do the work.
Note and Comment.
Mr. A. A. Jamieson now has all
tho machinery on the ground for
his new Sixes River sawmill, and
expects to have the same in opera
tion before the end of February.
He has a tine body of yellow fir and
Port Orford cedar, and being a prac
tical logger and mill-man of many
years experience, be is going at the
business in a business like manner,
which insures success.
Legislature has Adjourned.
Accordiu" to Ueimtor Depew
Salem, Or Dec. 24.-A ft e r three
there are 100,000 millionaires in busy days, the extra sessions of
the United "States.
the Oregon Legislature adjourned
New states will soou have to be sine die shortly after 11 o’clock
The most important
admitted to tho Union in order to last night.
supply names for our new naval ves legislation enacted, aside from re
peal of the Phelps law and re-en
sels.
actment of the previous law, was
Another revolution litis broken the passage o f a bill carrying an ap
out in Santo Domingo, Peace is an propriation of $100,000 for pur
abnormal condition for that small chase by the state by right of w«v M A N U FA C TU R E R S of Butter Boxes, Cub.
'rq;
id ’.". it o,
island.
Cabinets, Tables, C ol h i v >
L
for the canal to be built at Celilo
Turning Work a specialty
AR '. v -
Rev. Edward Everett Hale, the by the Government. Laws were
prompt Attention.
new Chaplain of the United States passed prohihitiug tbe killing of
Senate, is a Unitarian and eighty- pheasants until October 1, 1906;
protecting plk; increasing the sal
three years old.
aries o f the Circuit Judges iu
The Committee on Insular A f
Multnomah CouDty from $3000 a
fairs in the National House of Rep
-year to 4000 a yeur;
providing
resentatives reported favorably n for erection of a uew hnrracks at
bill givin g P o ri"
delagate in th<- Hftlilhir*' -Rome; Ifeduning sal
Congress.
aries of District Attorneys in the
Alaska has already chosen its Eighth and Niutb Judicial Dis
delegates to the republican national tricts, ami empowering the State
convention and they are instructed Board o f Education to issue state
to vote for. President Roosevelt’s diplomas to holders issued prior to
GO LDEN B U IL D IN G ,
¡..tli)
February 1, 1899.
A number of
nomination.
charter bills au 1 local measures
tt
Brigadier General J, Franklin
wore passed.
Bell has been selected by the War
Important measures that failed
Department
to
eommaud any
troops which it may be necessary were the bill to make gambling a
felony, the car shortage bill and’
to send to Panama.
tue bill to place state officials ou
A thousand eases of cruelty flat salaries.
against private soldiers are charged
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to Lieutenant Shilling, a German
Colombia Getting Ready to Fight.
army officer who is being tried at
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Metz. The (rial is secret,
Washington, D. C., Dec. 23.— The
G o q u ille p u r n i t u
and BOX FACTORY
J- G-
P ts h
P.
& S o i,
E.
P rep s ■
D
Butcher
K eep s oonsantly on
.o :
of uA-ii K m -
C an n ed B e e e f and I
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Cash Paid for Hides ..
A t the^first session of tho nation
al Negro Buffers ge League at Wash
ington tho police had lo be called
in to preserve order among the
hostile factions of delegates.
There is some opposition among
the people of Panama to the action
of the government which is trying
to have a constitution adopted as
quickly as the canal treaty was
signed.
The Hearst and Gorman organi
zations are fighting at the uational
capital for the control of the dele
gation of the District of Colombia
Coos Bay News.
to tbe democratic national conven
Claude Nasburg. who has been tion.
Attending the U n iveisitv o f Cal-
England aud Holland insist that
foroia, at Berkley-is home for the
Panama shall uso part o f tho ton
holidays.
million dollars in assuming a por
George Black, who lately arrived tion of Colombia’s debt. Tbe Pan
from the city on a visit to his par amese, however, hare planned to
ents on Catching slough, was tn use the money for other purposes.
Ipwn yesterday, shaking hands witn
tfe'iidor ifai-.ua ha» made a re
old m ends
quest that General Wood be called
T h r tug Hunter was here from home to testify at the present in
Gardiner last week, after au e- vestigation of his ^military record,
lectric light plant which had been but Secretary Root will not call
Bhipued h ire for the Gardiner mill. him unless he is requested to do so
The plant will be installed at ouce, by the Senate Committee ou M ili
and this m ill will soou be lighted tary Affairs.
by electricity.
Of the 603 patents granted last
Dr. and Mrs. McCormao were week by the United States Patent
treated to a very pleasant surprise, Office, C. A. Snow k Co., of Wash
Friday night, by a large number of ington, D. C., were the attorneys
friends, the occasion beiug the 25th for procuring 46 of them, or more
anniversary o f their marriage. The than 7$ per cent.
There are more
guests were most hospitably enter than 5,000 patent attorneys in the
tained. and a handsome silver fruit United States.
bowl was presented to tbe host and
The labor unions have begun to
hostess.
invade the police and fire depart
-
-
ments in Chicago, but Mavor Har
F ort O rford Tribune.
rison has issued an order by which
Dr. Elgin, came down from Sixes
he hopes to bring this latest move
yesterday ou one of his perioilical
ment to a halt.
Chicago seems to
visits with Port Orford friends-
ho the home of the unions as even
The body of Charles Harden- the school teachers of tho city are
brook who was drowned at Arch organized.
Rock, was found last Friday even
Lord Dumlonalil, Commander-
ing, after having been in the water in-chief of the Canadians troops,
thirteen days.
declares that any fortification of the
United Statos on the islands grant
ed this country by the Alaskan
Boundry award would be untena
ble. He made a special trip across
the continent to make this discovery.
The Canadians evidently fail to see
that in wnr with thid country, small
islands would not bo the scene of
operations.
In any summary of the causes of
our success in steel manufacture,
D aily Count M ail.
great strecs must be laid upon tbe
Jas. Barrie,s daughter Edna is early and multiplied adaptation of
electricity as a motive power in the
down with the scarlet fever.
M a b b ie d .— In Marshfield, Or, thousand and one uses to which it
Dec 22, 1903, Frank Denning and I ias lent itself so admirably. Amon g
Miss Stella Elrod, Rev. Woo. Hors other application that come to mind,
there are: the overboad traveling
fall officiating.
eleetric chnne; the electric charging
Mrs. Fred E lliott and Miss Lattin machine that picks up a box con
on whom Dr. Horsfall performed taining a ton of mixture, thrusts it
operations for appendicitis, Tues into the furnace, empties and with
day, are reported as gettig along draws it; the electric conveyer; the
uicely.
electric elevator for loading the
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blast furnaces; the electric buggies
A case came to light that for per. that receive the heated ingot after
«¡stent and unmerciful torture has it has been lifted from tbe soaking
persistent aud unmerciful torture pits and runs it down to tho mill;
lias perhaps never been oqualud. electric machines for pushing the
Joe Golobick o f Colusa, Calif, writes, blooms in at one end of the furnace,
“ For 15 years I endured insufferable and electric tongs for gripping them
pain from Rheumatism and nothing and pulling them out at tho other
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lelieved me though I tried every- end. These aro a few of the uses
tning known. 1 came across Elec of electricity, to sav
nothing of
,
tric Bitter and it's the greatest medi pneumatic and hydraulic power,
cine on earth for that (rouble. A that conjointly with similar exhibi-
few bottles of it completely relieved i tion of ingenuity, forethought, and
and cured me.” Just as good for j administrative skill in mine, ship
L iver and Kidney troubles and gen ; and railroad, have enabled our man
eral debility. Only 50c. Satisfac ; iifaetures to sell “ three pounds of
tion guaranteed by R. S. Know lton | steel for two cents,” while paying
Woman’s
Friend—The
great | the highest wages in the world to
Golden Washing Compound, for I labor anil returning the princeliest
which Mrs. Lottie Davis is agent, of fortunes to capital.— The S cien
can be found at Straog's Empori- tific A mebican ’ s Special Number on
Iron and Steel.
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—
navy department this morning re
ceived a cablegram from Admiral
Coghlan at Colon confirming the re
port that the Mayflower passed the
Colombian mnn-o’-war Pinzon with
soldiers bound for Titumati on the
G ulf of Darien, which is in Colom
bian territory. Tbe full text of the
dispatch is not given out. It con
tained 300 words and is believed to
have conveyed information of an
important character. A copy was
hastily sent to the president and
another to the general staff of the
army.
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at M r s . G. L . M o o n ’s
You w ill find the latest in spring and summer M illinery
a t my store.
Dress Trimming and Fancy Goods in General. Stamp
ing done to order.
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Two for the fries ot One.
We have made arrangements
with the publisher« o f the A M E R
IC A N F A R M E R b y winch we are
able to offer this great farm paper
and the H e r a l d fo r the price of
the H e r a l d alone—$1.50, for the
next 30 days. Who will be the
df'efc t o l u l u
m lv a iiC U ^ H
o f tliIB o p -
1903
Qoos Q ounty J \ cademy
portunity? This is a great offer
for our farmers aud dairymen.
1904
■ lu ll T li r n l.b i u t c I le u ilit c lie
Would quickly leave you, if you
used Dr. K in g ’s New L ife Pills. This school, which has been in successful operation during eight months
of the past school year, w ill open its Second Annual
Thousands of sufferers have proved
Session Monday, October 5, and continue for Eight
their matchless merit for Sick and
Nervous Headaches.
They make
Months.
pure blood and build up your The Follow ing Courses are Offered:
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Only 25 cents, money COMMON SCHOOL,
NORMAL,
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Sold by R. S.
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A C AD E M IC ,
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C O M M E R C IAL,
MUSIC,
A reasonable reduction w ill be made to students desiring to take
Tbe Southern Oregon State Nor
mal School begins this year’s work a mixed Course.
Special inducements will be given to a limited number of teachers
September i6th. A large working
library has been added; the physi bearing Certificates and taking tho Normal Course.
cal and chemical laboratory has
Circulars with full Courses of Study issued soon.
F or further
been fully equipped; a now gyrn-
uasiam building is beiug erected, particulars call on or address
.A., n . Hvrcri-iT^Ersr, 3-uiperin.ten.a.erLt
and a large and handsome school
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Coquille, Oregon.
The 8cliool grounds are boautiful
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tions u reof tbe best; the social en
vironment is pure and stimulating;
the course of study lias been
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Brunch Office, Pharmacy Building, Coquille City, Oregon.
is uow equipped to do work o f the
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catalogue address,
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B e n ja m in F M ulkey , President,
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Ashland, €regon.
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Ashburnham, Ont., April 18, 1903.
— I think it is only right that I
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Easter I waa so distressed with a
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day. as my voice was almost choked
by the cough. The samo day I receiv
ed an order from you for a bottle of
your Cougn Remedy. I at once pro
cured a sample bottle, and took
atxiut three doses of the medicine.
T o my great relief the cough anil
cold had completely disappeared
and I was able to preach three times
on Easter Dav. 1 kuow that this
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your Cough Reim-dy. I make this
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ing thankful to have found such a
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remedy.
Respectfully
yours,
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Rector o f St. Luke's Church.
T o Chamberlain Medicine Co.
This remedy is fc>r sale by R S.
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W e buy far Cash from Manufactures aud therefore can
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